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Tribute Album To HELLOWEEN, GAMMA RAY In The Works

April 22, 2009

Epicus Records, the label owned and operated by the Norwegian power metal band GAIA EPICUS, is putting together a tribute album to HELLOWEEN and GAMMA RAY. Four acts have already confirmed their participation in the project:

GAIA EPICUS (Norway)
TREASURE LAND (Sweden)
ARMORY (USA)
BURN UNIVERSE (Italy)

Interested parties can e-mail [email protected].

Epicus Records was started mainly to release the music of GAIA EPICUS and other projects that guitarist Thomas C. Hansen is making, but has since evolved into a a small independent label that will occasionally release product from other artists.

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